How questions are made
Our questions are original, written for MedExams with the help of AI tools and checked by software for missing answers, duplicates and a named source. They are not each reviewed by a person before you see them, so if something looks wrong, report it: a person checks every report.
Review steps
Written
Drafted with AI help to the exam's syllabus.
Checked
Software checks for missing answers and duplicates.
Sourced
Each one names a textbook or official guideline.
Published
Live for students, with an explanation.
Corrected
A person checks every mistake you report.
Question status
Every question has exactly one status. Only published questions appear in practice.
- Draft
- Being written. Not visible to students.
- In review
- Being checked by a person, for example after a report.
- Approved
- Checked, ready to publish.
- Published
- Live for students.
- Archived
- No longer used, for example after a mistake or a syllabus change.
We do not promise zero mistakes
Mistakes can still happen. When one is reported, a person checks the question and corrects it or takes it off the site. Every change is recorded.
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